It was fun for awhile, but the shitty forks have to either slow down or stop completely (I prefer the latter). Not only are you ruining this section, you are also devaluing any altcoin that actually has value. People are attempting to develop for these coins when they could be developing for the innovative coins, or bitcoin.

If someone wanted to see what Devcoin, Namecoin, or PPCoin (in my opinion the only altcoins with any actual innovation) and they opened this section, they would think that altcoins are just a joke.

I'm not saying that making an altcoin is bad. I'm saying releasing an altcoin when all you did was change a few variables is harmful to the community as a hole.

This problem could be greatly reduced if someone would just add Merged Mining to Litecoin. I'd have NO problem with all these forks of they supported merged mining. Hell, I'd start using P2Pool and merged-mine them alongside Litecoin.

This can serve as the discussion thread, since nobody has made a good thread for such yet. People are claiming that their bitcoins were sent from their bitcoin wallet to another place. People are pointing fingers at YaCoin, but before we can do that we need these questions answered:

1. What OS are you on?2. Where did those who lost coins download their client?3. Did anyone loose coins from a client they built directly from the source, as opposed to released by the dev or someone else?3a. If so, which source?4. Where were your coins sent to?5. WE NEED PICTURES, SCREENSHOTS, ETC

Also:

Has anyone considered it could have been the cpuminer that was released for it later on?Maybe not the developer of it, but someone who built windows binaries for everyone might have stuck a wallet stealer in it before building.

What would happen if the difficulty increased the mining reward instead of decreasing them?

Say Difficulty 1 produces 1 coin.

Difficulty 2 produces 2 coins.

Difficulty 4 produces 4 coins...

etc etc...

I'm no economist, so I'd like to here what other people think.

The way I see it, we'd see difficulty grow massively, and when it looses its profitability 90%+ would stop mining it. It'd eventually fall to a very low difficulty. There is so many routes it could take after that. It could die off. It could slowly increase in profitability again due to demand and then everybody would jump on it again, and we could see huge spells of massive difficulty and minimal difficulty. I don't know.

The Bids and Asks are on the main page. There is another page for the successful transactions, and the scammers list.

If anyone wants to be able to edit it themselves, send me a PM and include your Gmail address. If you seem trustworthy I'll give you that privilege.I will try to keep up with orders posted in this thread as best I can, but if there are lots then it'd be nice to have some help!

Please note, you actually have to go and talk to the user to trade. This isn't a live exchange, this is just a spreadsheet to organize P2P trades with people.

If you finish a trade, please let me know so I can add your trade to the list of successful trades.

If you want to add a bid or an ask to the spreadsheet, post in this thread.Examples:

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Buying 12k @ 1BTC/1k

This says you are buying 12000BQC and paying 1BTC per 1000 coins. So, you want to sell 12BTC for 12000BQC.

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Selling 4.5k @ 1BTC/1k

This says you are selling 4500BQC and want 1BTC per 1000 coins. So, you want to sell 4500BQC for 0.45BTC.